"""<p>Prudish controversy apparently never goes away. Adbellatif Kechiche's film was <a href=""""https://www.vulture.com/2013/10/timeline-blue-is-the-warmest-color-controversy.html"""" rel=""""nofollow noopener"""" target=""""_blank"""" data-ylk=""""slk:controversial for many reasons"""" class=""""link rapid-noclick-resp"""">controversial for many reasons</a>, including a very explicit sex scene between the two lead characters. But for a coming of age film about discovered sexuality, what do you expect? Unlike <em>Call Me By Your Name</em>, which tends to put a blanket over actual sexual contact, <em>Blue Is the Warmest Color</em> goes there and nests the scene in an epic of a bildungsroman. It's not smut; it's goddamn art. </p><p><a class=""""link rapid-noclick-resp"""" href=""""https://www.amazon.com/Blue-Warmest-Color-English-Subtitled/dp/B00HTJ6PHM/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Blue+Is+the+Warmest+Color+%282013%29&qid=1622131850&s=instant-video&sr=1-1&tag=syn-yahoo-20&ascsubtag=%5Bartid%7C2139.g.36530740%5Bsrc%7Cyahoo-us"""" rel=""""nofollow noopener"""" target=""""_blank"""" data-ylk=""""slk:STREAM IT HERE"""">STREAM IT HERE</a></p>"""
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